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Discovering Vengurla

Tripoto
28th Sep 2014
Photo of Discovering Vengurla 1/8 by Deepika Gumaste
The quaint little villageside
Photo of Discovering Vengurla 2/8 by Deepika Gumaste
A romantic sunset
Photo of Discovering Vengurla 3/8 by Deepika Gumaste
Go kayaking in the backwaters of Vengurla
Photo of Discovering Vengurla 4/8 by Deepika Gumaste
Enjoying the Malavni cuisine
Photo of Discovering Vengurla 5/8 by Deepika Gumaste
Get to know the locales
Photo of Discovering Vengurla 6/8 by Deepika Gumaste
Reflect over life over the emerald waters
Photo of Discovering Vengurla 7/8 by Deepika Gumaste
Understanding the local culture
Photo of Discovering Vengurla 8/8 by Deepika Gumaste
Go camping by the sea side

Over the long Dusshera weekend this September, I hit off to discover the last beach town of Maharashtra- Vengurla. Some 114 KM off north Goa, lies a sleepy, less explored and a much beautiful beach town of Vengurla. Set in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, Vengurla boasts  of white sand beaches, pristine waters and less crowded beaches. Our trip to Vengurla was possible thanks to the invitation and hospitality extended by Golven Beach Resort. 

We took off on the Thursday evening on a Goa bound bus. The next morning we landed up at Kudal a small town on Konkan coast of Maharashtra. Post a tedious bus journey from Mumbai to Kudal, we decided to hop on to an auto and ride our way to the resort in Vengurla. Since Goa is closer to Vengurla,  people prefer escaping to its more popular counterpart. Also lack of cheap booze and amenities make Vengurla an expensive affair. However, in the recent past, people and Europeans in particular have discovered this quaint little beach village and now prefer to holiday in this lesser known heaven. Lack of human resource, perhaps is also another reason why the boom of hospitality in this little town is sparse.

Anybody looking for a beach vacation, away from the crowds and the black sea (thanks to the dirt we spread all around), I would recommend a short break to Vengurla.